Delighted World Oceans Day! Our worldwide fish stocks are being gone over in an all-new series as Jamie Oliver and @Bartsfishtales look at how sustainable seafood options can trigger a real market revolution. Enjoy our teaser and get the full recipe information listed below!
I'm taking a seat with my pal Bart van Olphen @Bartsfishtales and @fishtales_official to unpack the immediate "WHY" behind the fish we pick to purchase. In this video, we are breaking down the reality of commercial industrial overfishing and bycatch, checking out why standard pole-and-line fishing techniques in places like Indonesia are the future, and responding to concerns about the long-term future of seafood.
To accompany our chat, I'm whipping up a fresh Italian-Style Tuna Salad served over crisp tomato bruschetta. It's dynamic, delicious, affordable, and most notably, entirely sustainable. Let's take care of our oceans, one plate at a time.
Recipe Components Checklist:
1 Tin of Sustainable Fish Tales Skipjack Tuna (in Extra Virgin Olive Oil).
Fresh Fennel (finely shaved).
Rocket/ Arugula leaves.
Fresh Lemon (zest and juice).
Squashed Capers & Fresh Red Chili.
Craftsmen Sourdough Bread (for Bruschetta).
Ripe Treasure Tomatoes.
Join the motion & select sustainable: Visit www.fish-tales.com or www.sea-tales.com to trace your fish!
Drop a comment below: Do you check your tinned fish labels for sustainability tags?
00:00 – The Urgent Crisis Facing Our Oceans.
00:36 – Meet Bart van Olphen & The Fish Tales Mission.
01:20 – Industrial Net Fishing vs. Conventional Pole & Line.
01:29 – Jamie Begins Cooking: The Italian Tuna Salad Prep.
01:43 – Why Sustainable Tinned Fish Is the Future.
01:53 – The Damaging Reality About Commercial Bycatch.
02:29 – Fair Trade Certification & Community Impact.
03:06 – The Ultimate Trial Run & Plating Up.
04:22 – Next-Gen Q&A: Why Size Does Not Secure Our Oceans.
05:06 – Should We Stop Eating Fish Entirely?
05:50 – The Fish Tales Mission: Food for Future Generations.
06:10 – Jamie's Final Call to Action: Sign Up With the Seafood Revolution.
06:32 – Outro & Campaign Links.
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Important message!
Speak to recreational fishermen/ woman. We’ve been saying it for 50-60 years. We need to ban unsustainable commercial fishing over vast areas of our oceans and seas.
There will be no fish left within a matter of a few years if they don’t ban the rape of the oceans!
Buena pinta tiene la comida 😅😊 saludos y profit 😅😊 buena la pesca 🦦🎣
Good food, Thanks:)💓💓💓
Well done Jamie & Bart!
The problem is how we fish is not sustainable in anyway, once i found this i stopped eating fish
So good to see Bart again!
Where can I buy this tuna
Leider schrecklich synchronisiert 😢
Thank you so much for that interview. I‘m curious about the next episodes.
Such an important story!
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Still here after Brexit then? Just heard even the rich are being enriched by what you invited. Oh diddums. Wakey wakey.
Beautiful video but still didn’t exactly said what they did instead … in my country they follow a strict planes for catching and selling fish so
So so perfect food mr Oliver any way a the sea food very healthy for people thanks you for everything you do 🙏
Thanks for the great message and also the technique and recipe ingredients. I love adding fennel, I’m excited to try your recipe. I also learned something new with your technique of mixing it till very creamy and pulverized and then adding whole chunks…brilliant!
I learn so much from you, Jamie Oliver! Thank you😊.
Thank you Chef Oliver for share whit all of us this important message 👍🙏🔟
Absolutely LOVE this 💚💙🩵
In Ireland an Irish man will go to jail if he catches a tuna standing on his beach. However European Union vessels the size of the titanic are allowed to come over and wipe them out bringing all back to Europe.